Your Safe Place for Postpartum Support
Empowering moms with the tools and community they need to navigate postpartum mental health.
How We Can Help
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Community Support
Connect with moms who understand.
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Expert Resources
Access expert advice on mental health and motherhood.
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Personalized Tools
Tailored resources for your postpartum journey.
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Therapy & Counseling
Find mental health professionals who specialize in postpartum care.
Becoming a mother is a profound experience, yet it can also be a challenging timethat impacts mental well-being. At VillageFor, we’re here to raise awareness and provide support to prevent perinatal mental health struggles before they start.
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Early Intervention Can Make a Significant Difference ¹
Postpartum depression and anxiety can persist or emerge well after the first year, with some mothers experiencing symptoms up to three years postpartum.
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Postpartum Mental Health Issues Can Last Beyond the First Year ²
Postpartum depression and anxiety can persist or emerge well after the first year, with some mothers experiencing symptoms up to three years postpartum.
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1 in 5 Women ³
experience a mental health condition during pregnancy or within the first year postpartum, highlighting the critical need for awareness, early intervention, and accessible support to address maternal mental health.
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Women of color are twice ³
as likely to experience postpartum mental health disorders, facing significantly higher risks often due to increased stress and disparities in access to healthcare and support resources.
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The maternal mortality rate in the United States ⁴
is significantly higher than in other high-income countries, with 22 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births in 2022. This rate is more than double—and in some cases, even triple—the maternal mortality rates seen in other developed nations.
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75% of people experiencing maternal mental health conditions ⁵
are left untreated and undiagnosed, though maternal mental disorders are treatable with effective interventions from well-trained health providers.